Politician: Donald Trump already admits that he loses, and hardly

Many people in Trump’s environment admit that the past few months have been the worst for him since his inauguration in January 2017: The United States is not coping with the coronavirus pandemic, with hundreds of protests over police brutality against the African Americans recently.

When Trump called supporters to a political event in Oklahoma nearly two weeks ago, the entire stage did not meet.

An interview with Fox News presenter Sean Hannity was supposed to be an easy walk, but Trump even scared his team when he started complaining about his second term goals.

Finally, on Wednesday, Trump was hit by hundreds of the presidential administration of former US President George W. Bush.

These mostly Republican officials formed the so-called “Super PAC” and announced that they would actively urge the right not to vote for Trump, but for Democrat Joe Biden.

“We want unity, tolerance and compassion to return to the most important position in the world. We support Joe Biden not necessarily because we agree with his political agenda, but because there is an urgent need to rebuild the soul of this country”, said the 43 Alumni for the Biden group.

Biden leads the most important states

In the same interview with S.Hannity, D. Trump unexpectedly admitted that he could lose. He said, “Joe Biden will be its president because some people may not love me.”

According to Politico, a few hours later, doubts began to arise in the presidential environment about whether Trump wanted to be reelected or, at least, try to win the elections in November.

Of course, there is still time until the end of autumn: the situation in the United States can still improve. However, people around Trump, who were interviewed by Politico, believe that the President has been very upset for some time; it is difficult for him to concentrate and not make mistakes.

“Judging from the current trajectory, Trump faces one of the biggest defeats in the history of modern presidential elections and the biggest failure of the president seeking reelection,” Trump continued, admitting to his former aide, Sam Nunberg.

He noted that almost all national polls show that Biden’s advantage over Trump is 7 to 9 percent. points. The Democrat is also a leader in all the major fluctuating states.

“And if support for Trump drops to 35 percent in the next two weeks, it will be realistic for Biden to get more than 400 votes (270, that’s enough).” So the president should seriously consider whether he wants to continue the fight in the elections, “Dunberg said.

Changes in equipment.

Behind the scenes, it is true, attempts are being made to rectify the situation. As already mentioned, Trump has privately admitted that he is falling behind Biden, but now he is trying to be more active than before: he is already focusing on key states and seems to want to hire more people for the campaign team.

Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner also appears to be more proactive and taking on some of the duties of campaign manager Brad Parscale.

The latter was charged when he said that a million people had asked for tickets to the Trump event in Tulsa, even though thousands of empty seats were clearly visible in the arena.

In addition, some Trump allies argue that the Parcale-led campaign lacks content and a coherent strategy. But it’s just a rumor, like rumors that Parccale may run quietly, because Trump is happy with that.

He has already received reinforcements. In recent weeks, new aides have been given to Trump adviser Bill Stepien and 2016 campaign veteran Jason Miller, who will act as chief political strategist.

The changes seem timely, but even Trump’s favorite Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson sadly warned of his show last week: “The president could lose this election.”

And another close associate of Trump, Senator Lindsey Graham, told reporters, but also Trump that on the campaign trail, “we should be talking more about the show than about ourselves.”

There is still a long time before the elections.

The presidential team still publicly assures that the ratings will continue to rise, that D. Trump is not even attacking J. Biden yet. There are likely two lines: that the Democratic candidate depends on activists who allegedly want to deal with the police, and that he is simply stuck in the so-called Washington swamp.

The campaign has already resorted to political advertising on television. The ads question the 77-year-old former vice president of the United States’ mental health and political achievements.

Biden, for example, is under attack for supporting a 1994 crime-fighting law that blacks in the country and protesters disliked today for disproportionate punishment for African-Americans.

The announcement airs in several key states, including Georgia, which has been “red” for many years, but can now go to the Democrats, and Missouri, which has not voted for the Democratic candidate since 1996.

In short, the situation is similar to the summer of 2016. Later, Trump also got bogged down in scandals and lagged far behind Hillary Clinton, but ultimately shocked the world by defeating the fall. This is what gives hope to the presidential team.

“There were similar concerns in 2016. If they had been accurate, Hillary Clinton would now have worked in the White House. Joe Biden is the weakest Democratic candidate in decades.

“Election day is four months away, and in the end the election will be very clear, between the incredible merits of President Trump and the failure of Joe Biden’s half century in Washington,” said Tim Murtaugh, spokesman for the Trump campaign. .

True, Biden, not H. Clinton. While the United States continues to rage over a pandemic, the Democrat doesn’t appear too much, and on Twitter he has enough short messages in which he simply points out that he will not act like D. Trump.

“The most important thing in this case is that Biden cannot participate in the fight.” Republicans should start talking about it and dedicate resources to send the message they want, “said David McIntosh, head of the Club for Growth, Trump’s support group.